Lebanon tests cheap tornado warning blast system
City officials tried a $9 test device to broadcast tornado warnings after a costly proposal failed. Three small charges were fired from the park near the city building to assess sound reach, but only about half the townspeople heard them. Officials may expand to a larger launch site if the method succeeds, while the city continues to use the existing siren until then.
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Lebanon
Turtlecreek Township
Ed Schwaberow
Schwaberow
Donald Coyne
Engineer's Department
Fone
Dalton Underlines Schools Commitment to Driver Education
Supt. Sam Dalton reaffirmed the Middletown School Districts commitment to driver education after a special Middletown Board of Education session. The closed meeting also discussed bus transportation and the Sears program completion.
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Sam Dalton
Middletown
Restraining Order Granted At Aeronca Plant
Hamilton County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer issued a temporary restraining order for Aeronca of Middletown. The order limits picketing to two guides per entrance and bars intimidation of employees, suppliers, customers, or carriers, amid a strike by IAM Local 2535 and related officials. The case cites alleged union misconduct and seeks to prevent irreparable damages while allowing the strike to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
IAM
Cincinnati
School Burglary and Board Meeting Details
A burglary at McK Middle School on Verity Parkway netted about 92 dollars from the library and classrooms after entry via a second floor restroom window and breaking eight windows. A lawn mower valued at 260 dollars was stolen from a rear garage, while a library at a hospital reported a visit by two men with no items taken. At a council session, discussion centered on a Franklin-A contract for street striping and driver education issues, with talks on potential legal action and transportation budgeting for 1976.
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Mck Middle School
S. Verity Parkway
John Peterson
Sherman Ave
Franklin
School district bus sale fallout cited as privilege issue
Ellison notes Sears situation and bus transport talks fall under privilege. He cites a Butler Court suit last year over selling buses and shifting students to the city, later dismissed, with a similar suit possible. The board's only formal action Friday was dismissing Amanda Middle School janitor David McFarland after a Middle town Municipal Court fine of 100 dollars for marijuana possession.
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Butler County Common Pleas Court
Amanda Middle School
David McFarland
Middletown Municipal Court
Six sent to hospital after three auto accidents
Three crashes last night sent six people to Own Hospital and one to Veterans Hospital in Dayton. Victims include Larry Moore 20 and James Moore 4 from 7295 Michael Road with head injuries and knee cuts. Kathryn Kelly 17 was cited for failure to yield after a collision with Terrance Mobilis 26. three others were treated for injuries. Police also charged Sandra Waggoner 25 after a DUI incident on Woodlawn Avenue.
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Mons
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Larry Moore
Michael Road
Prone’ Avenue
Themeda
James Moore
Alameda
Daniel Reiley
Reiley Yard
Marvin
Leibee St
Central Avenue
Breiel Boulevard
Kathryn Kelly
Maple Ave
Trenton
Terrance Mobilis
Nashville, Tenn
Woodlawn Avenue
Sandra Waggoner
Logan Ave
University Boulevard
Woodlawn
Mi Ae
Diana Marschman
Lafayette St
Grand Avenue
Pinball raid cases under advisement in Oxford suits
Judge Marrs heard two civil suits by Oxford businessmen challenging raids on pinball machines cited as gambling devices. Raymond Balsbaugh and William Meyer testified there was no gambling or prizes at their Arcades, while prosecutors argued the machines violated Holcomb's opinion.
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Hamilton
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L
Oxford Police
William D. Meyer
College Corner Pike
Oxford Recreation Inc
Shleony
High Street
Oxford
Holcomb
Robert Walton
Walton
Frida
Marrs
Balsbaugh
David Osborne
Fire Emergency Involving Family and Vandalism Reported
A fire at 7014h Ave and a separate vandalism incident at 34 Yankee Road prompted emergency response. Fire crews evacuated three unattended boys around ten years old and treated two adults at hospital. Police took over investigation with damage estimates near 300 dollars for the garage rear wall and trash at the Lillien Patterson residence.
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Mughes
Sherry Richardson
Clark St
Lillien Patterson
Danage
Yankee Road
Ingma Giant
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Germantown
Aeronca
Dalton
Art Toalston
The
International Association of Machinists
Gentleman's
Miller
Ellison
Sears
Journal
Ohio
Breiel
Mahany
Assenger
Michael Guilfoyle
Manchester
Kelly
Betsy Paugh
Dodds Monuments
Verity
Weedside Cemetery
Charles
Bud) Steller Mear
of Miami University
Eric F
Goldman
Eric Goldman
Dave Finkelman
George Gund Foundation
Enos
Nulone
Schirmer Decor, Inc
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